Are electric or hydrogen fuel-cell cars the future?

Lithium-ion batteries run the EV market nowadays, but what are our other options? Nuclear energy could be one. Though there are issues to work out, nuclear energy could certainly be a viable way to power cars, with very little fuel required to produce huge amounts of power.

Electric Vehicles are 60 times less likely to catch on fire. But with lithium-ion blasts dominating the headlines, are these eco-friendly cars worth the risk?

As gas prices and inventory shortages make gas-powered cars less affordable, skepticism about electric cars also wanes.